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Subscriptions rates and press policy detail that The News, Freer, Maryland distributes news via Associated Press and requires real names for letters to the editor. The notice emphasizes accuracy, corrections, and post office registration as a second class matter.
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New American long range bombers await European needs
The United States Army Air Forces in the European theater pursue adaptable short range bombers with heavy loads. With Italian bases in Allied hands distances to targets in Germany and France shrink, enabling bigger bomb loads and better escort. Technicians face converting long range craft to carry heavier payloads while sacrificing some speed.
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United States Army Air Forces
Europe
Italy
Germany
France
Britain
Farewell To Arms Casualties Mark War Sacrifice In Community
A wartime tribute notes the ongoing human cost of conflict as casualties rise daily. It reflects on missing, killed, or wounded service members, many from local schools and communities, highlighting the personal loss behind victory and urging collective memory.
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Lacy
Saint Housem Cancun
Portland
Army of
Democracy
Radio licensing power over free speech sparks FCC clash
A fragmented transcript shows Justice Frankfurter warning against broad FCC policing of radio speech while FCC official James Fly asserts limits on network policy. The debate centers on government control, free speech mechanics, and the role of regulation in licensing voices on air.
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Wey
Frankfort
Fly
Ronald Mais
Noble
Wendt
Congress
Frankfurter
Fie
Silajeet Ig
Dute
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Lost in the Symbols Names of Local Figures
The passage recalls real neighbors John Jim Joe and Ed, highlighting how ties vanish amid symbols yet the named individuals remain beloved and memorable in the community.
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Joe
Local items recount near wrecks and horse races in 19th century Frederick
Fifty years ago the column notes nearly 200 horses listed to race at Frederick Pair next week and mentions a new hose carriage bought by Independent Hose Company. A runaway wagon attached to a spring wagon crashed off an embankment near East Pairick Street, injuring two men and damaging property including a lumber office porch and a residence, with bystanders reporting the chaotic scene as the wagon wrecked. The report also references a young man named Smith and a Mr. Charles T. Holloway, a Baltimore rider, amid the local incidents and debris described.
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Hose Compar
Charkes T. Lolloway
Veleran Ridriened
Baltimore
WM. Kolb
Smith
Pairick Street
Bowers’ Lumber Company
Carter Street
George
T. EH. Hiek
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columna
Local items from the 1923 Columna note odd spellings and garbled names. It references Charles Merly May Bee Lorentz Forwaa tyaet Mise WERESG and others with unclear professions or roles, leaving readers to puzzle the faded column.
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Qoet
Charles Merly May
Lorentz
Pez
David Ha
Dralure
Today in History and Anniversaries
Today in history lists births of Jonathan Edwards, James Iredell, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Willis Gaylord Clark, Chester A. Arthur, and Tecumseh’s death in 1813. It notes 1877 Boston girls petitioning high school, 1903 Wright butters fly 24 mules Aunties at Dayton, and various dates and events with scattered oddities. The text is a garbled compilation of birthdays, deaths, battles, and city milestones with many OCR errors.
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New England
East Windsor
Conn
James Iredell
North Carolina
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Edenton
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Lewis Gaylord Clark
New York
Olisco
Willis Gaylord Clark
Philadelphia
Chester A. Arthur
Fairfield
Batie
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Taanies
England
Warsison
Werndon
Wenatchee
Thanit
War Developments Across Fronts Reported by Allied Analysts
The piece, penned by Kirk L Simpson, traces a Dnieper defense stretch and possible Nazi outer lines along the Sozh as winter hampers Soviet progress. It also notes Moscow’s silence on recent changes and surveys risks to Orsha Mogilev Zhlobin Gomel, with Romeward Allied moves toward Italy growing, including potential flanking by sea and Termoli landings.
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Dnieper
Orsha
Loev
Pripet
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Zhiobin
Sozhi
Zhlobin
Kiev
Mogilev
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East Bank
Loew
Mascow
White Russia
Baltic
Stalingrad
Rome
Italy
Naples
Rome-Chieti
Arno-Rimini
Rone
Mussolini
Sicily
8Th Army
Termoli
Adriatic
Government to Hold Crusade Series at State Armory
A meeting of the Dae Hoy Veterans and Catholic Sodden Missa Crusade groups decided to schedule a public series at the State Armory. The first event is planned for October 32 at 1 pm featuring Stephene's orchestra.
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Consumers Combat Inflation In Home Front Pledge Drive
Washington report explains how price panels and the Home Front Pledge campaign fight inflation. Volunteers back the Office of Price Administration, monitor retailers, and push pledges to keep costs near sane levels. Cities like New Orleans Hammond Omaha show pledges lowering prices. campaign aims for lasting impact beyond a week.
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Home Front
Office of Price Administration
OPA
New Orleans
Woh
Hammond
Ind
OCD
Omaha
Neb
Court House
OCD Board
Sinus Irritation Increases With Colder Temperatures
Autumn and winter see a rise in sinus disease as the nose and sinus mucous membranes remain connected. Obstruction blocks drainage, raising infection risk. symptoms include facial pain and headaches. Childhood cases often stem from chronic colds, measles, pertussis, or scarlet fever impacting nasal passages. Treatments focus on relieving drainage and addressing underlying causes.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Strength For Today By Ear
Charles Greville praised Thomas Creevey for happiness with little wealth. The piece argues wealth dissolves and wise people avoid dependence on riches while valuing a cheerful heart and contented spirit. It quotes Greville and reflects on money’s fragility as life’s true measure.
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Thomas Creevey
Creevey
Greville
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Babson Newspaper
Lut's Stuff THINGS TO COME
Between the words a fragment hints at a reflection on lost peace and unsettled times. The passage suggests a shift from carefree days to present concerns, signaling a mood of impending change and unease.
Leave It To The Marines Book Review Overview
A NEA service review surveys a Marine Corps training focus with emphasis on discipline, food, and kill-or-be-kill techniques. It highlights illustrations of bayonet use, notes on women Marines and slang, and recounts a humorous bridge story among Leathernecks. Also previews Laurel and The Big Rock Candy Mountain, Excuse My Dust, and a Country Lawyer trilogy entry featuring Tom Hunter.
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NEA Service
Marine Corps
McBride
Montezuma
Tripoli
Alero
Aieactian
Fellas
Leu
Sua
Long Island
Bellamy Partridge
Whittlesey House
Upstate
New York
Tom Hunter
Fragmentary musings on peace amid wartime worries
The text reflects worries over war, scarcity at stores, added labor, and a search for peace. It questions whether peaceful times will return and expresses cautious optimism that peace may come, urging perseverance as life goes on.
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Lufburrow
Bible Thought and Soldier Relief Note
A compact note quotes Hosea 12 6 urging turning to God with mercy and judgment while advising willing offerings. It mentions soldiers overseas stored in bales rather than boxes, signaling wartime logistical changes and a call for charitable restraint and support.
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